Can I disable URL Aliases for a content type? If I leave the pattern blank, it inherits the default pattern. I can uncheck the "Generate automatic URL alias" checkbox on a specific node, but I'm looking to permanently default that setting to off.
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You could create a pattern of:
That will do the same as turning the patterns off
That's awesome. Tested and it worked great. Thanks!